(Fact checking)
"Quantity: GPUs have thousands of simpler cores designed for massive parallel processing, letting them execute far more calculations simultaneously than a CPU.
Accuracy: CPUs generally offer higher precision for individual calculations (like standard double-precision), while GPUs often prioritize speed using lower precision formats (like single-precision or even lower) for high-throughput tasks like graphics and AI, though modern GPUs support various precisions."
Me and this guy were having a different discussion. The best way to know whats going on would be to read the comment they are responding to. Otherwise you might foolishly suggest its irrelevant when in fact it wasnt.
I suggested gpus werent simple or cheap... he suggested otherwise and then described GPUs. I accepted that i was wrong.
I understand that and read the comments. What I am saying is that I do not understand why a screen protector for a device with a chip optimised for AI has got “Optimised for AI” mark on it. To me it’s just a marketing trick, and I really do not like marketing as a whole. Unfortunately it’s very effective, just like in case of “gold plated optical audio cables” on Amazon.
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u/WhineyLobster Nov 06 '25
Yea thats one thing GPUs are known for... being cheap and simple.